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Getting Smoking Cessation Help
Many people search for the answers on how to quit smoking. The fact you're here,
tells us you are ready to learn. We want to help you understand all you can about
smoking and nicotine addiction. We bring together the most recent information into
one easy to read place. So if you really want to sotp, then you've come to the right
place.
We constantly review the latest scientific literature, which gives you the best chance.
An informed smoker is a former smoker. Our desire is to equip smokers and help
them set realistic expectations in their journey to becoming smoke-free. So if you
are ready, then let's get to it. First of all, you need to make a decision to say no more!
Decision
do in their life. Most make a quit attempt several times. Despite this fact, millions of
people have been successful when trying to lay down those cigarettes.
So, what do those who have successfully quit have in common? That's simple, they
all made a decision to stop AND then they followed that up with a series of other
decisions. These decisions become an action plan - the plan is the key. Many try to
quit but are unable because they haven't mentally prepared themselves for the
process, or perhaps they don't really desire to stop.
You deserve to get your life back. Aren't you tired of constantly thinking about and
then trying, to quit cigarettes? Then follow this simple quitting smoking timeline and
use our resources to get the information you need to win, once and for all.
Timeline
Step 1
Many people search for the answers on how to quit smoking. The fact you're here,
tells us you are ready to learn. We want to help you understand all you can about
smoking and nicotine addiction. We bring together the most recent information into
one easy to read place. So if you really want to sotp, then you've come to the right
place.
We constantly review the latest scientific literature, which gives you the best chance.
An informed smoker is a former smoker. Our desire is to equip smokers and help
them set realistic expectations in their journey to becoming smoke-free. So if you
are ready, then let's get to it. First of all, you need to make a decision to say no more!
Decision
do in their life. Most make a quit attempt several times. Despite this fact, millions of
people have been successful when trying to lay down those cigarettes.
So, what do those who have successfully quit have in common? That's simple, they
all made a decision to stop AND then they followed that up with a series of other
decisions. These decisions become an action plan - the plan is the key. Many try to
quit but are unable because they haven't mentally prepared themselves for the
process, or perhaps they don't really desire to stop.
You deserve to get your life back. Aren't you tired of constantly thinking about and
then trying, to quit cigarettes? Then follow this simple quitting smoking timeline and
use our resources to get the information you need to win, once and for all.
Timeline
Step 1
- Print and complete these three smoking cessation forms prior to your quit
date.
- Select a series of new activities and distractions that you can use when the
cravings hit. Go to our Cravings page for ideas.
- Decide on a stop smoking aid that matches your personality, habits,
tendencies and nicotine addiction by going to our Addiction Profile page for
help, then go to our Ways to Stop page and our Stop Smoking Aids page for
more information.
- Set a Quit Date and tell everyone you are quitting cigarettes, so they can give
you help and support. Ask 2 or 3 people to be available for you to call for
when you are struggling the most with cravings.
Call the National Quit line at 1-800-Quit-Now or some other phone
counseling agency. This has been shown to work well with websites like
ours to improve your success rate.
- Throw away ALL smoking related items before your quit date. Take a look at
the Tips page for more on this.
- Quit on your designated quit date and use your stop smoking aid as directed.
- Avoid your identified triggers.
- Don't let nicotine control you or your mind. "Start enjoying what life can be!"
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